Part 1 Theoretical frameworks: structuralism and dependency theories; a critique of the new neoliberal consensus; authoritarianism, democracy and development; theories of cultural change. Part 2 Development issues: democratic Latin America; globalizing Latin America; economic growth opportunities in large and small countries; rural development; environmental challenges; race, gender and class - problems of identity and representation; population, migration and employment; urban development.
Robert Gwynne, School of Geography, University of Birmingham, UK - Cristobal Kay, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Holland
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